Overconfident Exorcist

Editorial Has potential

Overconfident Exorcist is a fetish-heavy adult RPG with strong niche appeal—particularly for players into size, foot, and domination content. The creative execution lands well for its audience: players consistently praise the dev's willingness to include extreme and varied content, the atmospheric soundtrack (borrowed from Omori, though some find it distracting during intimate scenes), and the branching dialogue/quest design that rewards exploration. The game is playable and substantially complete, though it suffers from persistent technical friction. A pattern of bugs plagues the current build: black screens on startup (v1.8 still unresolved), broken quest triggers (the apple-gathering mechanic frequently misfires), mobile/Mac compatibility issues, and unclear progression signals that leave players stuck or unsure they've hit the end of content. Keybinds are numerous and poorly communicated, and minor UI inconsistencies (ice-cream booth availability checks, outdated event mail) compound the roughness. For players willing to troubleshoot and use workarounds, the creative core is solid; for others, the technical debt will frustrate.